. complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> delayed for a day republicans say they will not let a storm affect their agenda tomorrow. going. i'm heather holmes. >> isaac delivered a subdued start to the republican party's national convention but there may be a big surprise tomorrow. tonight the romney campaign said the candidate will arrive in tampa tomorrow. we have live team coverage. bill martin tracking where isaac is right now. first though to ken pritchett on how this storm could stilla peak the convention schedule. >> reporter: one day was lost

for fear that isaac might veer to close to tampa. now the question is would a hurricane isaac casa dish changes to the convention? the governor does speak on thursday. shortly after isaac is expected to make landfall. >> in session and called to order. >> reporter: about ten minutes after the 2012 republican national convention was called to order it went into recess until tomorrow. the near isaac could hit tampa hard didn't show up. winds gusty but nothing severe as beach goers returned to the sands. despite one day lost members of the delegation took it in stride. >> three days of show. >> reporter: the schedule is uncertain. isaac is expected to become a hurricane and it could hit new orleans by wednesday. >> talked about potentially going into friday. >> reporter: cory cook said the timing of both isaac and the

convention could interfere with the thursday night acceptance speech. >> coming off the seven year anniversary of hurricane katrina having a similar sized storm hits the gulf coast. republicans want to compete. >> reporter: the last convention in minneapolis was shortened a day. the former california governor and delegate chairman said if isaac hits new orleans the convention will have to make allowances for it even if it means the governor moving his acceptance speech. >> he may. he may have to. if he does he does. >> reporter: it's unclear how wednesday or thursday will unfold. we do know that tomorrow is a key day for the convention. we will see the roll call vote when the delegates state by state will nominate or choose governor romney as their nominee.

>> more details on what we know about schedule. tomorrow's events include the roll call along with other matters. tomorrow evening the house speaker and former senator rick santorum are scheduled to speak followed by ann romney and chris christy. >> the governor didn't wait for his speech to make headlines, today he made fun of jerry brown. a two time governor who is 74. >> california made a bad choice by going with an old retread who let me tell you this, i can't believe you peoplee electricked brown over whittman. >> reporter: he didn't stop there. he noted brown defeated carter in the primary when he was 14. he will turn 50 next week. the coverage of the convention will continue through thursday when romney is scheduled right now to address the delegates. ken pritchett will be there

live with reports all week long. . >> in homes of stopping massive flood ahead of isaac new orleans is reinforcing the levi system. they piled ton of sand on the wall that surround the low lying areas of that estimate the storm is expected to become a hurricane by tomorrow and could bring a 12-foot storm surge in some areas. >> many areas, mandatory evacuations for those targeted areas that are expected to get hurricane level winds. >> fema has officially activated its response center. the agency covers eight southeast states and it's ready to go into whichever the storm hits. flying in and out of new orleans is out of the question tonight. all airlines that serve the airport stopped operations at the end of their schedule today and there are no flights scheduled for tomorrow. all of the cancellations add up

to hundreds of flights and thousands of passengers are now grounded and rushing to make other arrangements. >> and isaac is still a storm, it looked like it'll turn into a hurricane but this is a very weak one. it's not a strong one, category one looks like at best in the forecast models. right now 70 miles an hour winds, tomorrow night 7:00 central time. it'll be just off shore. new orleans or louisiana, it's going to be a category one. that's when it'll build. those are your hurricane warnings in red. we will come in close here and you can see it's going to be about rain, storm surge. not a lot of wind. be a category one but this will be a rain event because it's such a slow mover. that could cause a lot of problems with the levees and the low lying areas of new orleans. we are on this but that is the timeline on this. when i come back at 10:20 with we will look at the forecast.

>> and coming up tonight at 10:30 isaac's impact at the pump. how closing the platforms and refineries could impact us. >> now to the south bay where hundreds turned out for a prayer vigil in san jose to call for an end to the rash of violence there. new at ten patty lee was at the emotional event. she joins us to explain what's bringing hope to the father of one of the victims. >> reporter: about 350 people took part in the public prayer session which included a promise to stop pointing fingers and start taking responsibility. >> i like [inaudible]. >> reporter: mourning families and friends stood with leaders to form a prayer circle. >> we will pray, 24-7 to keep the city of san jose safe. >> reporter: linda laura helped organize this vigil prompted by a spike in violence.

eight homicides over the course of 11 days. danny's 18-year-old son is the latest homicide victim. the total now up to 33 for the year. 13 of them gang related prompting a new police strategy. >> it's not all gangs but gangs are one of the areas we can impact easily, i say that because if you put the right resources in the right places you can dramaticly drop crime. >> reporter: the focus on putting down gang activity is only temporary. >> strength of our city is a relationship between the police department and our community. >> reporter: getting the community to take responsibility is part of the long term solution and the turn out tonight had many here encouraged. >> this is amazing that people really do want to make a difference. >> reporter: even families numb with loss acknowledged a growing sense of hope for unity. >> once i got everybody lend me i'm not afraid.

>> reporter: the police chief expects quick and drastic results for the new focus but said it's not sustainable long term and gangs are only part of the problem. patty lee. >> also new, we have learned that a death row inmate was briefly released but he is back behind bars tonight. he was taken to sites in lyndon which where he bury some of his victims. a number of remains have already been recovered. yesterday he marked four new locations near flood road. he and his friend were known as the speed freak killers for a deadly rampage in the 80s. it took a special law to let him get of of the prison. a 12-year-old being treated in oakland's children hospital after a fall at point reyes. he was hurt at the beach early this evening and a medical helicopter flew him to oakland children's hospital. the fire department said he has

a history of seizures and may have suffered one and fallen or he may have fallen. he complained of back pain and had trouble with his memory. he was rushed to the hospital. >> a bomb shell tonight and apology from the arch bishop elect after his drunk driving arrest. as rita williams says the arrest comes six weeks before his order nation. >> reporter: he said he feels shame for the disgrace he brought on the church and himself after his arrest saturday for driving under the influence. >> he was released on bail that morning at 11:59 a.m. and his bail was $2,500. >> reporter: san diego police say they arrested him here on college avenue near san diego state, one of 11 people caught in the checkpoint. he said that he was taking his mother home after dinner at a

friend's house. he has been bishop for three years, just last month the pope picked him as the new arch bishop ofs. his installation set for october 4th five-days later he is now scheduled to appear in a san diego court. >> christ by his death has redeemed us from suffering. >> he -- anti gay marriage and probably abortion and the fact he is down in san diego catching a big buzz is hypocritical. >> he has to be forgiven when by people driving on the road with him and in the grander scheme -- he has to be forgiven by god. >> reporter: he called his actions an error in judgement and said he plans to pay his debt to society. in oakland. rita williams. >> a jury cleared a state

lawmaker on one charge but deadlocked on another. jurors found roger hernandez not guilty of driving under the influence but the jurors couldn't agree on a charge of driving a blood alcohol level of .08 or more. he was arrested in concord in march after being pulled over and failing a sobriety test. this is one of several cats found dead in a neighborhood. what is happening to them. >> new information about the chevron refinery, what is still leaking what engineers say about stopping it. >> one bay area police department invites [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy.

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. new, fighting crime not just with cops but trained citizens. amber lee attended the citizen's police academy graduation and is live to explain what made this year's graduating class different. >> reporter: during the past four months dozens of citizens were given a rare behind the scenes look at how the police department works. that included riding in the patrol car with a police officer. >> today you are now part of our family. we welcome you to the family. . >> reporter: tonight was graduation for 45 people who completed the academy. it was the largest graduation

class in the program's history. the cost was their personal time. the youngest is a 17-year-old college student and wants to be a police officer. >> i want to start here. >> reporter: why? >> they say that they have a really good training here. >> reporter: and the oldest is 84-year-old ruth stevenson. she hopes to use her skills to work with the public as a police volunteer. >> we are living in a society that's very negative. sometimes you need to say something positive to people. >> reporter: to gain a better understanding of how police work they told us they rode with police officers to crime scenes, they describe it as an eye opening experience. >> i saw the body. i saw the dead body in the street. it's a human being. it's scary. >> reporter: some said they saw how hard the officers work with limited resources. >> they need people on their

side. >> reporter: one said it should extend to a police oversight commission. >> the police department takes a lot of the bumming. a lot has been going to litigation and paying off lawsuits. >> reporter: the chief said some graduate also be invited to be part of the panel to approve new police officers. reporting live. amber lee. >> the man who stepped down as the head of the oakland police department last year now has a new job. the mayor of baltimore said that anthony bates will take over as the police officer. he was chief in oakland until he left after conflicts with the mayor. especially is set to start in baltimore on september 27th. >> the san francisco police say they may have cracked a ring of cell phone thefts and in the process an officer wound up firing her weapon near a elementary school. police arrested two and detained three. a report of an armed robbery

led them to use gps to track the phone. when they found the suspect car one man ran and tried to jump the wall of st. paul's school. an officer fired at him but missed. one mother said her son was terrified. >> i think -- that was scary for my child is that he is familiar with the colorado shootings and now its here in the neighborhood and it's really scary. >> reporter: police say they recover several cell phones in addition to credit cards and two replica hand guns. >> also in san francisco investigators looking in to the cause of a two alarm fire. firefighters rushed to the three story building about 2:30 this afternoon. the flames spread to the structure next door but there were no reports of injuries. it took about 40 minutes for firefighters to put out the flames. arson has been ruled out as the cause of last week's fire at a church in san leandro. it broke out wednesday at the east bay korean church.

at the time investigators said they had received reports of arson. officials say they don't believe that's how this fire started but they are still investigating. >> fears of armed robbers on campus forced the lockdown of six school campuses today. it all starts about 1:15 this afternoon after a hold up at a wells fargo bank in the 2000 block of camden. investigators say they escaped on foot toward the school and that's when police called for the lockdown. san jose police say they finally arrested one suspect a short while later in the area and a second suspect about an hour after that in a car on highway 880. >> in san mateo a hazmat drew was called out to a hotel after a woman was found dead possibly from chemical exposure. authorities say that they think her death was a suicide. the woman was found in her hotel room on bridge port. authorities have not said what

chemical may have caused the woman's death. the scene was secured and other hotel rooms were evacuated until authorities said it was safe to return. >> smog producing hydrocarbons still escaping because of a august 5th fire. investigate many have been treated for breathing problems and eye irritation and they want to foe what it is they have been inhaling. they are boeing told it's still under investigation. >> interested in what's been going on in terms of the air sampling. >> what type of chemicals were released and will they hurt the citizens? >> reporter: chemical engineers say that the leak has been isolated and will be stopped tomorrow. bay area air quality officials say chevron faces a 25,000- dollar a day fine for the violations. >> people who live in the san jose neighborhood say they are scared after some of their pets

were attacked and ripped apart in some cases. why at least one person is now soaking towels in amnonia and leaving them in their front yard to try to keep other pets being killed. >> reporter: quincy is wary of strangers, his owner has become more protective over him after the unthinkable happened to her cat. >> his head was cut off and he was kind of like stripped open, sorry. >> reporter: he was found on a neighbor's front lawn and down the street two more dead cats. >> legs here. head that way. >> reporter: neighbors say animal control said it was the work of coyotes. these are pictures of coyotes found last year. a pack of three have been seen wandering. >> picking up the animal food, not having easy access to trash, picking up fallen fruit. >> reporter: at least one neighbor is putting soaked rags in front of the home because

they were told by experts it's a d extortion rrant. >> so, we block the dog door at night. when it gets dark we don't let them outside. >> reporter: tina brown has three dogs and fears for them. this is harming domestic animals. who will they wait for a child to be harmed? >> reporter: the department of fish and game generally won't trap them if a pet is harmed. >> this say little marker that my girls and i made. >> reporter: she showed us her her cat is buried. she hopes it'll make others aware of what can happen. ktvu channel 2news. >> we had a significant warm up today over yesterday's daytime highs. these these are the numbers. we -- temperatures the next couple days, they will stay about this area. maybe a little warmer tomorrow and maybe a little cooler the next day. we are warmer, along the coast

we had a lot of fog burn off late in the day. out in the golden gate park. fog will return late tonight and early tomorrow morning. it's not a dominant fog bank. looks like more clearing tomorrow afternoon along the coast as you go into the late afternoon temperatures will start to warm. those are 90s and around us we have lots of 70's and upper 80's. we may see a low 90. tomorrow temperatures a lot like today. a little warmer. 10:45, back to the forecast. i will let you know how warm it'll be toward the middle end of this week. >> officials at yosemite report that a second park visitor has died from the rare and deadly honta virus. four tourists have had the virus, spread by rodents. the cases all linked to the tent cabins. people who stayed in the cabins are being told to seek medical attention. it can take up to six weeks for

those symptoms to appear. >> they are the pride, a big welcome home for young ball player who almost won the little league world

. how about that? the national little league team got a big welcome home today at san francisco international airport. their goal to win the little league world series fell just a tad short but nobody can say they didn't give it their all. they are the pride of the area and the bay area for that matter. especially after saturday's incredible game when they scored ten runs in the last inning to tie the game only two unfortunately loose in extra

innings. christian now says what is next for the national. >> reporter: the nationals stepped out of their limo and into the lime light getting the kind of welcome usually reserved for the pros. >> i just want to say thank you for all the support. you are the bomb! >> reporter: they said they were surprised at the excitement back home. >> yeah, kind of. i heard about all the reports -- all the support but i didn't know it was that much. >> reporter: the city came together to support the team on its historic trip to the little league world series. >> it helped me get over my olympic withdrawal. it was wonderful. it was fabulous. we watched every game. >> reporter: the manager said he is proud how well they played and how they handled a heart breaking loss saturday. >> tough to get 11 runs in an inning but they got ten. >> reporter: as to the future

most of them will be back practicing again as soon as tomorrow. >> my son will be in the tournament next weekend. we will miss sunday's game to come for the parade but most of them will be playing again. >> reporter: walnut park ready for a major transformation as that is where it begins and ends. this weekend is going to be a grand slam. ktvu channel 2news. >> the oakland mayor is asking fans for help. he led a rally today as part of a grass roots effort to open the a's, raid years and warriors from leaving. it's believed the warrior also have trouble wide building a new venue and will stay and the city is negligent ating with the a's and the raiders. >> we are engaged in talks and

i'm optimistic and that's all i will probably say until we have a final deal. >> reporter: the owner has said he wants to move the team to san jose and there are rumors the raiders are look at los angeles. >> john walker lynn is asking for a federal prison rule to be thrown out. he is currently serving 20 years, the rule bars muslims and other religions from praying together but for once a week. he wants to pray with other muslims, five times a day. the government said it needs to maintain tight security and there are reports that he delivered a radical sermon. the united states military announced its punishment against the three marines going to the bathroom on the bodies of tall fighters. six army soldiers involved in the burning of the quaran have escaped criminal charges

but are subject to administrative punishment. >> banned in the united states, apple's call for injunction against some samsung products and how it's already benefiting people. >> the point i

. new, brace yourself, the already high gas prices about to go higher. noelle walker live with the latest reasons, is it's going to cost more. >> reporter: gas prices usually speak at this prime but now a storm could have the prices go up further. when you need to fill up you

have two options. out of gas or pay the price. >> i can't even drive anymore. it's hard. >> reporter: today ken johnson bought enough gas to get him. $5.52. news that isaac could potentially drive prices higher has ken considering walking 40 minutes to work. >> might be -- cost a lot of money. >> reporter: it's expected to hit the gulf coast tomorrow. after that it could hit gas petroleums across the country. >> any time there is a shut down of the refinery or the pipeline that causes gas prices to shoot up because of speculation or fear there may be a lack of supply. >> reporter: you could call isaac the perfect storm. it's on the heels of other gas hiking events. a refinery fire last week that is still burning tonight and the fire at the chevron in richmond. right now the average price of gas in san francisco is $4.22. that's up 33-cent in the last two weeks. >> up and down a lot of

different things make them go up and down like with the -- the refinery. >> reporter: dana is taking his 75-dollar fill up in stride. because the other thing that drives prices up is fear. >> i think it's also -- there may be a temporary strike but it's a short term spike. >> reporter: so if isaac does have an effect it -- we probably won't see see that for a few days until after it hits. >> california state officials announce more than 7,000 vehicles have been cut from the state's fleet. this after an order last year from the governor calling for the elimination of unnecessary state vehicles. the figures include more than 4200 passenger cars and light duty trucks which should save the state $13 million a year. the california department of

general services said the reduction amounts to about 14% of all the vehicles owned by the state. in redwood today the wife of an official testified about physical abuse she said shoe suffered. the vice council is a accused of nearly a dozen domestic assaults over a span of 18 months. he worked there in san francisco in one incident his wife said he stabbed her hand with a screw driver. the testimony came during a hearing on if he should be tried. >> apple turning up the heat on samsung demanding today it pull some of the most popular products store shelves. robert honda says how this could mean big bargins for consumers. >> reporter: she decided to buy a samsung even after apple won the patent fight in court. what he didn't count on was the demand in court that eight samsung products including many popular galaxy phones be pulled from shelves. >> i just switched over to

samsung and -- what now? >> reporter: david wong isn't happy. while he respects apple. >> a lot less choices. also a lot less -- product to offer to the consumer. >> reporter: the analyst said this is just the start. he points out apple and steve jobs were upset at gag example android and . >> google used to sit on apple's board. apple kind of felt they should be staying out of their market the if apple -- treating them well and making them -- bringing them inside the family. >> reporter: other users we talked to were scared by the move today. others defended samsung. >> maybe in the future if other products comes out better maybe i will have change. >> i really like samsung products and i hope they can stay in the markets

>> reporter: samsung users could benefit. starting this wednesday they will start offering with phone activation. in san jose, robert honda, ktvu. >> more details, investors like friday's ruling, apple stocks finished 2% higher today at $675 a share. on the broader market the dow lost 35 points because of mostly apple. many are waiting for a speech by the fed chairman later this week. >> a bay area start up launched an artificial intelligence company that's also racing ethical questions. >> it looks like isaac has postponed the 2012 convention for one day. >> reporter: the sayer company makes avatars. that's when you type in text that's spoken by a video image. they are the first to achieve

have this and they see a huge potential for advertising, entertainment and education. >> think of it as a virtual thing -- we can just type in text and have the videos go head and say whatever it is we want. >> reporter: but the manager of the internet ethics program at santa clara said she sees the potential for misuse of this technology. the company plans to keep the software private for now as it negotiates deals for its use. remainder you can get the news to go. down load the app click on the live icon and watch all of the newscasts live on your mobile device. >> troubling allegations at sfo. the investigation into if bags were loaded onto planes after being identified as risk. >> and back here in just a few minutes. the forecast specifically for your neighborhood. the forecast high for your

. new video from scene of a homicide in west oakland. these pictures just in where a man was shot at about 9:00 tonight. he was taken to highland hospital where he died. police on the scene say he was shot in the chest and several bullet casings were scene an the street. ed investigation is in its preliminary stages. there is an aalarming report out about bag security at sf137 screenersers signed their names to a letter complaining about security breaches. they say supervisors, regularly clear bags identified by xray

machines as high risk bomb threatts without a second screening there. is word now of a federal investigation and officials said they are taking the allegations seriously but they say that passenger safety was not compromised. >> faa officials look into to letting up on restrictions on electronic items. right now use is banned because of possible interference with communications and navigation. a committee is now looking in to the policy and may recommend passengers be able to use devices gate to gate. officials say that ban on cell phones during flight will not be reconsidered. >> a company from foster city has won approval from the fda to market a new hiv treatment. they will sell a four drug treatment under a brand name. it contains two new drugs and two previously approved ones.

it's required to do more safety studies on the effects on women and children. >> in news of the world tonight in afghanistan it was a deadly day. an afghanistan soldier shot and killed two americans . so far 42 coalition forces mostly americans have been killed by afghanistan forces. the taliban be headed 17 people at a party. in syria a military helicopter crashed to the ground in a ball of fire. it was apparently hit during a battle between regime and opposition forces. after five days of fire fight there is are estimates between 300 and 600 dead. and in columbia word that leftist rebels have held talks with the government -- the president confirmed the talks

today. they are expected in november. rebels hold a large part of the southern part of that country. >> the state passed a bill to let some california children to have more than two legal parents. if approved a judge could recognize multiple parents if it's in the child's best interest. now this was inspired by a girl sent to foster care because her birth father couldn't be considered a third parent after her two legal parents were unable to care for her. opponent its claim it'll lead to a limitless number of parents. now it goes to the state senate. the state approved a bike safety bill requiring drivers to give bike riders a three foot buffer zone when passing. driver who be able to pass the double yellow line or they would have to slow down to a reasonable speed before passing. that bill now goes back for a final vote. >> right over our house and my

mom said it flew over five or six times. >> low flying helicopter in bay area neighborhoods, how its being used to look for radiation. >> and bill martin workin

. authorities plan to take the bay area skies again tomorrow using helicopters to scan for radiation. how the survey will be used in the future. >> reporter: you may have seen it or heard it flying 300 feet off the ground. >> flew over the house and my mom said it flew over probably five or six times. we thought that they were looking for someone or something like that. i was a little nervous. >> reporter: it's not looking but testing. this helicopter is getting a baseline reading of normal

radiation levels around the bay area. the idea if authorities know what normal is in the event of a disaster or terrorist attack they will recognize what that looks like to. him will help us determine if we see something that shouldn't be there, if we see radiation signature that doesn't belong. >> reporter: it has two pods, each with six detectors this take readings below and transmit them to the on board laptop. the pilot will fly a grid pattern each day over oakland, san francisco and pacifica. its part of a joint research project. uc berkeley engineering professor said certainly buildings, even types of asphalt will register it. >> it changes the -- the time of the day to the night. changes from location. >> reporter: the pilot is asking for a little understanding from the public this week. >> really -- nothing to be concerned about. the easy question but we will be out in about five-days. >> reporter: the project has

already mapped radiation levels in new york, washington, seattle and las vegas. in oakland. >> the state senate approve aid measure to ban the open carrying of unloaded rifles and shot guns. the police chief's association called for the new law when open carry supporters started carrying long guns after a bill banning the carrying of unloaded guns. ab1527 passed the senate by a vote of 2315. it would make carrying the unloaded long gun in public a misdemeanor. . >> investigators today released a report on the cause of last year's deadly crash at the national championship air races in reno. it killed the pilot and ten people on the ground. officials with the ntsb said the plane crashed when an air craft tail structure failed.

investigators also ruled that the course -- should be changed and barrier is be installed to improve safety. >> starting today and for six years one of the entity rans to a bart station in san francisco is closed. it's the pao street station entrance which is right next to the apple store. the entrance is closed for work on the central subway construction project. there are signs directing people to the 4th and market street entrance. the dunbarton bridge will be closed for retrofit. it'll start on friday at ten and continue until tuesday at five. the 1.6-mile bridge is 30 years old. it must have the work to meet current design standards. on the website we have posted complete detail its about closure just look for the hot topics section. >> and we have fog heading

back into the coast tonight but not a lot of it. not like we have seen the last couple nights, then tomorrow evening. the winds are -- blowing about 15 miles an hour ought of the south-southeast. maybe a little westerly. you get the picture. a little bit of fog. the marine layer over the weekend really thick. that's why temperatures dropped off so much on sunday. got really -- the cool air spilling up overall of the coastal hill. what happened today was the marine layer squished down a little bit. it didn't get real typing. the air quality issue. it did squish down and that's why temperatures came up. it'll stay a little compacted. not real thick but in here. we -- temperatures tomorrow a little warmer than today and very similar to today and as we go through the week lue see that in the the five-day. the temperatures will be similar right through the week until we get to the weekend when things cooldown.

what -- subtle changes, a lot like today but warmer for most of us. warm, upper 08's, low 90's today. the high pressure dominating. what you need l was that low. you see it moved off. we had that low off summer. when that leaves that allows temperatures to come up. days getting shorter. late in to the summer season and you probably felt it out there. a bite in the air the last couple days, little fall like and that's where we were headed with temperatures tomorrow 85 sonoma, 85 saint helena. 85napa. warmer than today but not massively. 89 fairfield. the forecast in the inland bay valley, 90 brentwood, that's real close to what we had today. 75 haywood and san leandro. air quality not an issue. this type of pattern worked outo. we will not see a spare the air day or a red flag warning. those are the things i point to you because -- late august, fire, bad air quality. we have not had many spare the

air days this year because of that persistent low pressure center. it's not there now but it's getting late in the season. the high pressure will warm up but the air quality, fire danger not very high. the forecast -- the bay area weekend in view shows the cool off as you head toward the bay area weekend. little more of the same and -- bright and early tomorrow tracking isaac which will probably be a hurricane, category one by tomorrow afternoon. >> new models tomorrow. >> yes. >> thank you.

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. a new version of the video showing the december sent of the mars rover is now available and some viewers calling it breathtaking. you can decide here for yourself. a civilian programmer took the video which was shot at four frame a second and applied magic if you will and then turned out a smoother and detailed looking version. the video has already gotten a half million hits since it was posted just yesterday on youtube. >> it does look cool there. all right. not cool but hot. the a's getting the wins. >> yeah a good road trip.

tampa and cleveland. they weren't picked to make now noise. the a's just pretenders, wait until it's september. pitching always brings a reason to believe and oakland has got that. they get the ball pretty well and get -- big support, even back in cleveland. 1-0a's. josh reddick starting to find his stroke again as it's over beyonder with that swing as 26th of the year. solo shot. 2-0 oakland and here is the defendants i was talk -- the defense i was talking about. reddick -- another good catch for him. on the mound. brett anderson. his second start back from surgery. seven innings of work. gives up only two hits, 3-09 final. he looked great. didn't lift a if anier it was a good day for the giants on their day off before we show you what happened with the dodgers, if the season ended

right now cabrera would win the batting championship despite his suspension he has the highest batting average in the national league. here is josh beckett. the new dodger, his second pitch in an la uniform. >> the 0-1 1 -- take a good look. you won't see it for long. >> not so good in his debut. tyler, lead off homer, beckett five and two thirds, rockies, just a blow out win. matt kemp of the dodgers money can't buy you help as they get a scare there. look at him. he apparently is all right but 10-0. the rockies beat the dodgers, san francisco up two and a half games in the west. lots to like from the raiders, pryor. the -- the lions in dominating

fashion. the defensive line -- spent five-years with the giants, won a couple super bowl wings, gaining experience along the way. >> i needed that. i need to understand the concept of -- relying on teammates to make yourself better when that time comes they rely on you and you make a play. everybody make a turn and you have to be ready to step up. . >> expecting better things from the raiders and solid things the niners. that's the sporting line. >> thank you. >> thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and the morning news begins at 4:30 in the morning. the gop convention gets started and we are always here for you at ktvu.com. and mobile ktvu. >>